Towards an Emergency Nursing Specialization in Sudan

Attitude of Nursing Students towards Psychiatry as an Area of Specialization

Perception of Nursing Students towards Palliative Care of Cervical Cancer in Sudan

Objective: The primary objective was to determine awareness, attitude, and practice of undergraduate nursing students towards prevention and treatment of cervical cancer. The Secondary objective was to ensure their participation in raising awareness, screening, management of precancel conditions, and invasive cervical cancer, as well as palliative care. Materials and methods: A descriptive cros...

Patient satisfaction with nursing care in an emergency service.

OBJECTIVE To analyze patient satisfaction with nursing care received at a hospital emergency service. METHODOLOGY This is a quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study. The sample was composed by 250 patients over 18 years old who used an emergency service in the south region of Brazil. Data were collected using an identification form and the Patient Satisfaction Instrument. RESULTS Re...

Evaluation of quality and nursing skills in emergency department

Introduction:‎‏ ‏Nurses are the largest and most important group in health system and play clear ‎role. Nowadays, emphasis on health‏ ‏promotion and considering client as a whole clears ‎attention to quality of nursing care.‎‏ ‏On the other hand increased knowledge of clients ‎regarding health care made the demand for satisfactory nursing services. Th...

An ethnography: Understanding emergency nursing practice belief systems.

BACKGROUND Further insight is needed to better understand how beliefs impact on contemporary Australian Emergency Department (ED) triage nursing practice. Specifically, how do cultural notions drive beliefs that give shape to nursing practice? METHODS Ethnography was the methodological framework used to explore triage practice. A purposeful sample of 10 Triage Nurses across four EDs was selec...